This is one of the most outrageous targeting you have mobilised your division, the most powerful law enforcement division in the world against traditional as Catholics, whatever the heck that means, and you're just told us you have not fired a single person.

I mean here it gets worse. Your Richmond Field Office they thought there was

nothing wrong with this. The House interviewed the head of the Richmond Field

office he testified it's all here in the public report. I refer you to it pages 12, 13, 14. He testified he saw no problem with this. He said he thought it was fine. In fact, we have internal memoranda of the

members of the field office, high-fiving one peer reviewer, another member of the

field office wrote, I think this is a great product. I really enjoyed the Reed. Do you have a problem with systemic

bigotry against Catholics in the FBI? No. What are you going to do about this? Are you going to fire these people or not?

Those individuals have all been admonished and it is all going into their...

If you would let me finish my answer, it is all going into their annual performance reviews which has direct impact on their

compensation among other things.

Oh I see, oh I see, I see.

So the 60 million American Catholics who we now

now learn that your FBI has recommended that priests be

recruiters and informants your FBI has gone to

priests, choir directors, but we're to feel better because you've admonished them for their wrongdoing.

You again are conflating two different things.

Why not?

I am taking your testimony where you said you do not.

You said categorically, you said you do not you said categorically

you said we do not we do not go to priests and ask them about the

parishioners you said we do not you didn't say we haven't you didn't say we

didn't say we won't you said we don't. You didn't say we won't. You said we don't. It turns out you do and you kept it from the

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